... TH TCE EDat p THE YlORNING CHiOii. felig, in th aswr hih o he~hs4y a !my hasty Observatrtbns, lm4,hfttappeaed. ta-re and ex-, traoirdibary atd ~2h trn, hpil con ii&' you arrlaigned with va seeiy5 icndbei~ _i lnuage -unifotmn~lykidt rste in hat paper.- 'Those w0weaurndwith te state of tne Thss, wen ya furst enteted Uj)Of V~our Edito9-ial.- dUties, Mass 'be glad to see theprinciples whrich'then ...

... S Pd INAr. TRIAS, SEPT, 27, 180.-o As a Courier is just setting out, I take th! oppuortunity to informn you, that every thing goes on here to the utmost ef our wislise The arny of Castanos is'at Levic. A fewv days will bring the enemy to a gencral afion, the result of which cannot be doubtful. Great discont&ent prevails among the enemy; and they also labour under a scarcity of pro- visions. ...

... FOR.THE UORjeVNdf CY1tONC.Lx. 7irt, G - - . I . MRA. iesTroR OCTrOBaR 2%, 1808.. I was not-a little disgusted at the peevish manner in which the Poa of yesterday took-up your remarks on Major Hogan's Appeal ; but as -they have `d&6ared a falsehood,.t the wsoild, in saying t'here'are I Cap- tains- his-seniors,- I--beg you will insert the informa- tion I novrcomjnniacate, which I gatherfrom' an ...

... THE MOXWJMt tHkWNICLE., LONDON:- MOVDdt-, QCTOBEAR 24, 1808o. At eight on Friday mIorning, during a violent gaie of wind, a French. fishing-boat, with a flag of truce, came to an anchor in the Downs, and was immediately boarded frorn one of our cruizers, who took out th,e Messengers, two' Russians and Ptle Frenchman. They were, landed and condu sed to the house of the Port Admiral, and at ...

... ' th E.?17rr)R oft MhlORAINC C'HR0QrWCL Ma. EDITOR, F ?? rt'ad in your PNper the Anstwer oF the new Rcjency of Portum-il to an Address or the smnall town of Santiago d& Cissem ; if tiliS answ er be au'hentid, and that it dnues fairly represint the state of th e public Thind-il that C(outltfp.- it appears tO nee tiat Lhe spiiit of the people is entirely crush:ed. I an the more inclined to think ...

... Prom the L(JNDONV GAZE7lTE, Ocr. 22, ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCT. i2. Copy of a Letter from Captiin R. Hawkins, of his Majesty's ship Minerva, to Admiral Lord Gnambier, dated Corunna; September z5, a868. My'LORO, I beg leave to infbrm you, that in ettecation of your Lord- ship'siorders onI the 234 instant, in latitude 45. 35. longitude 9. I, West, I fell in -with and chaced a brig nea tweurv-five ...